Use case — product launches

Scrape Product Hunt launches and hunter profiles

Track daily launches, top products, and the makers shipping them. Perfect for launch analysts, BD teams, and VC scouts.

The problem

Why your current scraper doesn't cut it

Product Hunt is the best free deal-flow signal for early-stage software. The problem is that the Product Hunt API is rate-limited and does not expose historical data well.

Stekpad scrapes Product Hunt the way you already browse it. Daily launches, weekly leaderboards, category filters, maker profiles — all captured with one click.

Step-by-step

How to do it with Stekpad

  1. 1

    Open a Product Hunt category or leaderboard

    Daily, weekly, monthly, or category-specific (SaaS, AI, Developer Tools).
  2. 2

    Click a product card

    Stekpad captures name, tagline, upvotes, maker, category, launch date, and product URL.
  3. 3

    Drill into maker profiles

    Second recipe extracts maker info: name, title, company, previous launches.
  4. 4

    Push to your Airtable or CRM

    Daily deal flow into Airtable. Weekly leaderboards into a Notion dashboard.
Why Stekpad

What you get that other tools miss

🚀

Full launch detail

Name, tagline, upvotes, maker, category, date, URL — one capture.

📅

Historical data

Walk through daily / weekly archives. Not limited by the PH API.

👤

Maker enrichment

Chain recipes to extract maker profiles for BD outreach.

📊

Daily refresh

Cloud plan runs the launches recipe daily for continuous deal flow.

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